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Patent DO-P2000000029-A (DO)
Inventor: TAKAGI KAZUHIRO
IPC: A01N47/02
Filed: 2000-06-26
Abstract: The present invention provides an excellent ant controller for protecting wooden materials such as trees, board fences, sleepers, etc. and structures such as shrines, temples, houses, outhouses, factories, etc. from termites, and for controlling ants doing harm to crops or humans, which contains as active ingredient thereof a hydrazine derivative represented by general formula (I) [wherein A represents one of formulas (II), (III), (IV), and (V), (wherein R4 and R5 are H, C1-C6 alkyl, etc.; X is 1 to 5 substituents selected from H, halogen and (halo) C1-C6 alkyl); R1 is H or C1-C6 alkyl; R2 and R3 are H, OH, C1-C6 alkyl, phenylcarbonyl, etc.; Y is 1 to 5 substituents selected from H, halogen, nitro and cyano; Z is halogen, cyano, C1-C6 alkyl, etc.; and W is O or S]; and a method for application of the ant controller.
Patent DO-P2015000300-A (DO)
Title: Compuestos de pirimidinodiona contra estados cardíacos
Inventor: OSLOB JOHAN
IPC: C07D413/04
Filed: 2015-12-14
Abstract: SE PROPORCIONAN NUEVOS COMPUESTOS DE PIRIMIDINODIONA Y SALES FARMACÉUTICAMENTE ACEPTABLES DE LOS MISMOS, QUE SON ÚTILES PARA EL TRATAMIENTO DE LA MIOCARDIOPATÍA HIPERTRÓFICA (MCH) Y CONDICIO-NES ASOCIADAS CON HIPERTROFIA VENTRICULAR IZQUIERDA O DISFUNCIÓN DIASTÓLICA. SE DESCRIBE LA SÍNTESIS Y CARACTERIZACIÓN DE LOS COM-PUESTOS Y SALES FARMACÉUTICAMENTE ACEPTABLES DE LOS MISMOS, ASÍ COMO LOS MÉTODOS PARA EL TRATAMIENTO DE HCM Y OTRAS FORMAS DE ENFERMEDADES DEL CORAZÓN.
Patent EC-SP11010747-A (EC)
Title: Tratamiento de madera con creosoto/borato de una sola etapa
Inventor: GORDON MURRAY
IPC: B32B21/00
Filed: 2011-01-06
Abstract: Se describe un método de reducción de la degradación por insectos y microbios en madera. El método comprende las etapas de:a) sumergir la madera en una solución de tratamiento que comprende i) un éster de monoalcanolamina C1-C6 de ácido bórico (por ejemplo, éster de monoetanolamina de ácido bórico) y ii) creosoto; yb) exponer la madera sumergida de la etapa a) a condiciones que provocan la liberación del boro del éster de monoalcanolamina C1-C6 de ácido bórico (éster de monoetanolamina de ácido bórico) y que provocan que el boro migre al interior de la madera.
Patent EC-SP11011163-A (EC)
Title: Pirimidin-4-carboxamidas cíclicas en calidad de antagonistas del receptor CCR2 para el tratamiento de inflamación, asma y EPOC
Inventor: HOENKE CHRISTOPH
IPC: A61K31/506
Filed: 2011-06-24
Abstract: La presente invención se refiere a antagonistas novedosos para el CCR2 (receptor 2 de quimioquina CC) y a su uso para proporcionar medicamentos para tratar afecciones y enfermedades, en especial enfermedades pulmonares tales como asma y EPOC.
Patent EE-200000592-A (EE)
Inventor: MANSOUR HAMZA
IPC: A61K8/00
Filed: 1999-04-09
Abstract: The invention concerns a method for preparing native collagen, comprising pretreatment of the collagen in a mixer with double transverse cutters equipped with a system controlling agitating and shearing velocity and a thermostat, and a subsequent step of sterilising the collagen in liquid medium. The invention also concerns a sterile collagen, in particular a collagen mostly of type I, in native state and in particular pharmaceutical and/or parapharmaceutical and /or medico-surgical and/or ophthalmologic an/or cosmetic compositions and applications thereof.
Patent GB-189701158-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in Dynamo-electric Generators and Motors.
Inventor: SCOTT ERNEST KILBURN
Filed: 1897-01-15
Granted: 1897-04-17
Abstract: 1158. Scott, E. K., and New, A. G. Jan. 15 Dynamos and motors; armatures; field magnets. -An electric generator or motor is constructed with a vertical shaft carrying the armature a, Fig. 1, the centre of which is arranged a little below the centre of the magnetic field, so that the upward pull relieves the downward pressure on the roller bearings r. The field-magnet cores p, Fig. 2, are laminated in planes at right-angles to the laminations of the armature ; they are bent into the form shown, and secured to a frame or casing W by a bent piece h and bolts t. S, S are the field bobbins.
Patent GB-189703989-A (GB)
Title: Improved Safety Appliance for Lifts.
Inventor: WRIGHT ROBERT
Filed: 1897-02-15
Granted: 1897-12-18
Abstract: 3989. Wright, R. Feb. 15. Lifts. - Handing-ropes and the like, locking. The handing-rope c passes between the jaws b, b<1> of a vice fixed to the cage. The latter jaw is fixed, while the former is normally closed by a spring j on a pin e of the jaw b which passes through the jaw b<1>. The apparatus is unlocked preparatory to operating the lift by pulling on the chain g<2>, which, acting through the bell-crank lever g, forces the jaw b back against the pressure of the spring.
Patent GB-189704327-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in Pneumatic Actions for Pipe Organs.
Inventor: AUSTIN JOHN TURNELL
Filed: 1897-02-17
Granted: 1898-01-15
Abstract: 4327. Austin, J. T. Feb. 17. Organs.-The invention relates to pneumatic actions for pipe organs. H is a block in which are a number of ports covered by leather flaps I which tend to open. The valves can be kept closed either by a lever J which is operated by the key A or by pins K which pass through rails M corresponding to the stops and operated by the draw-knobs. When a draw-knob is pulled out all the pins K corresponding to the stop to which the draw-knob belongs are lifted, and any note of that stop can then be sounded by depressing the proper key. The valves are made by squeezing a sheet of leather into saw cuts made in the block H, and then cutting up the sheet. Fig. 4 shows the device applied to a coupling. A port a in the block D, which is constructed similarly to H, is connected by a tube k to a port i in a block F, and thus enables the ordinary note corresponding to the key A to be sounded by means of a tube q leading to the sound-producing apparatus. A port a<1> also in the board D is connected in like manner to a port i<1> in the block F, but corresponding to a note an octave higher. Thus, by admitting wind to the port a' the octave of the ordinary note of the key A can be sounded. Coupling of the different claviers is effected in a similar way.
Patent GB-189709420-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in or relating to the Buffing or Cleaning of Stoppers of Bottles and the like.
Inventor: GRAY CHRISTIAN HAMILTON
Filed: 1897-04-13
Granted: 1898-02-19
Abstract: 9420. Gray, C. H. April 13. Surfacing and polishing.-Relates to apparatus for buffing, cleaning, or polishing bottle and like stoppers. The rough stoppers are placed in the hopper A<1>, through the slanting bottom A<2> of which a selecting-frame b<1> is vertically reciprocated. The sides of the frame b<1> form channels b<3> into which the stems of the stoppers enter, the extra stoppers being removed by the transverselyreciprocating sweeper D<1> when the frame has reached its highest point. The stoppers slide by gravity down the inclined channels b<3> into corresponding guide-channels E, which are curved at their lower ends E<2> in order to separate the stoppers and deliver them in succession into perforations in the endless travelling band G. The stoppers are constrained to pass evenly down the channels E by means of guide-strips E' and weighted endless chains F which bear on the heads of the stoppers. The stoppers are carried by the band G between two series of brushes or buffs K<1>, L<3>, Fig. 9, which respectively polish the heads x and stems x<1> of the stoppers. The brushes or buffs are adjustably mounted, as shown, on bridgebars H<2> and arms L on the two rails H', and are rotated by two endless bands, one passing round the guide-pulleys M and driving-pulleys K<2> of the series K', and the other passing round the guidepulleys P' and driving-pulleys L<4> of the series L<3>. Modifications in the construction and arrangement of the feed-mechanism are also described.
Patent GB-189710726-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in Hat and Coat or other Garment Hooks and Pegs.
Inventor: BROWN ALFRED
Filed: 1897-04-30
Granted: 1898-04-09
Abstract: 10,726. Brown, A., and Pruce, H. C., [trading as Brown & Co., A.]. April 30. Clothes-hanging hooks and pegs.-The hook is bent from a wire or rod a'. A strip of metal b is bent round the central part in the manner shown in section in Fig. 4. The name or number and attachment plate c having notched flanges c<1> is placed over the plate b, and the tongues c<3>, c<4> are clinched over, the tongue c<4> preferably passing through a hole b<3> .The part b may be made I-shaped. The part b may fit under a hook or cleat at the top of c, and be secured by a turnedover lug at the bottom. The parts b, c may be riveted together. In Fig. 8 the part b is dispensed with, lugs c<4> being turned over the hook a.
Patent GB-189712276-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in Machinery for the Manufacture of Treenails for the Permanent-way of Railways and like purposes.
Inventor: TAYLOR JAMES
Filed: 1897-05-18
Granted: 1898-04-09
Abstract: 12,276. Taylor, J. May 18. Trenails, making. Fig. 2 shows a transverse section of the machine. The wood blocks X for forming the trenails pass down the shoot i<7> carried by the support I, and are fed one by one by the slide I' reciprocated by a link i<3>, levers i<4>, i<6>, and a cam e' on the cam shaft E. The slide I<1> reciprocates over the hinged support I, the inclination of which may be varied, and presents the blank between the two revolving spindles, one or both of which may be advanced longitudinally by a lever and a cam on the shaft E so as to grip the block and rotate it. The knife j<1> and the regulator j<2> for varying the thickness of the cut are mounted upon a carrier J actuated by a lever J<1> and cam e'. A tappet on the shaft E operates a pivoted hammer which knocks the trenail from between the revolving spindles. The cam shaft is operated from the main shaft G by a belt l<5> running over pulleys on the shafts G and l<1>, the latter driving the shaft E by spur gearing. The belt l<5> is only operative when tightened by the roller l<3> on the arm l<2> operated by the handlever l<4>.
Patent GB-189713841-A (GB)
Title: Fasteners for Envelopes and Wrappers, also Ungummed Envelopes and Wrappers.
Inventor: SPENCE ROBERT JOHN PEAT
Filed: 1897-06-05
Granted: 1898-04-30
Abstract: 13,841. Spence, R. J. P., and Storrar, R. June 5. Envelopes; wrappers, postal. Pieces of pliable adhesive material, such as gummed paper, are employed as fasteners to secure envelopes and wrappers. The seal flaps or all the flaps may be left ungummed, or they may be gummed in the ordinary way and the fastener used in addition. The fasteners may be printed or embossed with advertisements &c. In a modification, ungummed fasteners are employed, and the gum is applied to the outsides of the envelopes.
Patent GB-189721253-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in the Construction of Continuous Bakers' Ovens.
Inventor: HITCHEN THOMAS
Filed: 1897-09-16
Granted: 1898-09-16
Abstract: 21,253. Hitchen, T. Sept. 16. Ovens.-Relates to the general construction of ovens, and to the relative arrangement of the flues, dampers, &c., so that the ovens may be heated externally, or internally, or both, or on one side or the top only, and in the case of decker ovens one of the ovens may be heated independently of the other or others. Fig. 6 shows a cross-section of a single oven, and Fig. 10 a longitudinal section of a decker oven. Flues f, f <1> are arranged below the ovens, and f<2>, f <3>between or above. Uptake flues X and Z are arranged to connect the furnace flues with the oven and the latter with the smoke stack. i, i are the openings, controlled by dampers d for admitting the gases to the oven. Other flues are also arranged for connecting the furnace or oven directly with the chimney. Numerous dampers d<2>. d<3>, d<7> are fitted in the flues and operated by handles H for controlling the flow of gases. The crowns of the ovens are preferably formed of flat or T -iron supports. on which are fitted grooved or rabbeted tiles. Ovens having more than two "decks are preferably arranged with the upper ones opening at the back or side with a different floor level.
Patent GB-189728384-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in Atmospheric Burners.
Filed: 1897-12-01
Granted: 1898-01-29
Abstract: 28,384. Clark, A. M., [Diamond Light Co.]. Dec. 1. Gas burners, atmospheric.-Draughts are prevented, and steadiness of the flame is secured, by employing two sets of air-admission apertures, the one set g<1>, g<2>, g<3>, g<4> being arranged out of alignment with the second set i<1>, i<2>, i<3>, i<4> ; and the entering air is partially divided by the shape of the apertures j', Fig. 3, in the outer sleeve or regulating-device j.
Patent GB-189730723-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in Sterilized Surgical Dressing.
Inventor: KINNE THEODORE YOUNG
Filed: 1897-12-29
Granted: 1898-09-03
Abstract: 30,723. Kinne, T. Y., and Smith, D. Dec. 29. Dressings; disinfecting.-In order to obtain a sterilized surgical dressing, the material is put up into compressible tubes which, after removing the air and hermetically sealing them, are subjected to a sterilizing process, consisting in heating them in a moist atmosphere under pressure to from 200‹-400‹ F.
Patent GB-189801326-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in Holders for Sliding Window Sashes.
Inventor: KING THOMAS
Filed: 1898-01-18
Granted: 1898-08-06
Abstract: 1326. King, T. Jan. 18. Window holders.-Bent steel blades or springs A, with or without back plates B, are secured to the sash stiles or frame, and b e a r against the frame or sash stiles so as to hold the sash in any required position.
Patent GB-189808836-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in Air Tubes for Pneumatic Tyres.
Inventor: GUBBINS RICHARD RUSSELL
Filed: 1898-04-16
Granted: 1898-10-22
Abstract: 8836. Gubbins, R. R., and Cotton, R. April 16. Tyres, pneumatic.- Air tubes for pneumatic tyres are formed with a lining of stockinette or knitted fabric. The tubular stockinette fabric is stretched on a cylindrical mandrel, and is coated with rubber all over one surface, and along longitudinal lines on the other surface. After being allowed to dry, the fabric is cut along these longitudinal lines into strips, which are wound spirally or otherwise round a mandrel to form a tube. The tube is turned inside out if necessary, and its ends are joined by inserting one end A<1> of the fabric A into the extended end B' or the rubber layer B. A layer of thick dissolved rubber may be finally applied and vulcanized. An ordinary thin rubber tube may be converted into a similar air tube by turning it inside out, coating it with rubber solution, wrapping a strip of fabric round it, and finally turning it with the fabric inside.
Patent GB-189812899-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in Pressure Regulators for Use with Water Taps
Inventor: FROEHLICH BERNHARD
Filed: 1898-06-09
Granted: 1898-07-09
Abstract: 12,899. Fr÷hlich, B. June 9. Casings ; spraying, preventing. -To t h e bib a of a water tap is fitted a pressure regulator consisting of a casing b having a mass of gauze e or equivalent device therein to check the flow of water, and a packing - ring d of elastic or soft material. c is a cap to prevent the ingress of dirt.
Patent GB-189813050-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in Supporting and Locking Appliances for Bicycles and other Vehicles Freed or Released or Operated by the Movement or Action of a Coin.
Inventor: BROWNING GEORGE
Filed: 1898-06-10
Granted: 1899-06-10
Abstract: 13,050. Browning, G. June 10. Locks, key.-Relates to coinfreed locks for bicycles, being improvements on the invention described in Specification No. 14,035, A.D. 1897. After prepayment, an arm A, which consists of two parallel bars and is hinged at the bottom to a standard D, is pulled down upon a wheel of the bicycle till the tyre protrudes between the bars and includes a latch g or P on one of the bars. The latch is then turned, and is secured in one of two ways :-(1) A forked bolt K, Fig. 11, in a lock G shoots in a pair of holes in the latch. When desired, the bolt is drawn by inserting a key and turning a segment L. A second use of the bolt without repayment is prevented, because by the turning of the segment a finger l extending from it comes under a gravity detent M, which only drops clear when the arm is erect. The key is also prevented from being withdrawn because a bayonet slot in it engages a projection on the key pin. Consequently, when the arm is erect, the key, being formed with flats e, e<1>, is engaged by a pair of pivoted detents F, F<1>. (2) Figs. 15 and 17. The latch P snaps on a tumbler p which holds it till a cam K governed by a spring r within is turned into the position shown by means of a key. A pawl r<1> locks the cam till the arm A is folded up again, and the shoulder s of a quadrant bar S on a link B<5> disengages the pawl ; the cam then turns slightly, and prevents the pawl from re-engaging, so that, when the arm A is pulled down again, the cam K can turn in the recess s<1> in the quadrant. The coin acts as follows in the two cases :-(1) The coin f, Fig. 7, dropped into a shoot d' lifts the detent F so that the key can be turned to leave the bolt free and to be itself extracted, the detent F<1> preventing the arm from being pulled down till the key is removed. (2) The coin disengages a detent which engages the arm A independently of the lock. The coins drop into tubes H, which are stopped at the bottom by a bar h, secured by a lock.
Patent GB-189818186-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in Machinery for the Covering or Coating of Sweetmeats and the like.
Inventor: FRINGS NICOLAUS
Filed: 1898-08-24
Granted: 1899-01-28
Abstract: 18,186. Frings, N. Aug. 24 Confectionery or sweetmeats. -Machine for coating sweetmeats with chocolate or the like. The sweetmeats are placed in w i r e holders carried by frames H suspended from a pair of rods H<1> fitted with sockets H<2> by which they may be attached to plugs A<0> on a rocking axle A. The holders are thus removable. The sweetmeats are held in position by a frame R carried by pivoted rods Q, Q<1> operated by hand. The axle A is carried in bearings C' fixed on a pair of levers C pivoted at C<0> and rocked by a cam E having cutaway parts E‹, E<1>. By the movements of these levers the holder is dipped into and raised out of the coating-material. An adjustable agitating- frame B<2> is also carried by the levers. The axle A is rocked to deliver the coated articles on to a travelling belt M by means of the chain K<0> connected to the levers I, I<1>, which are rocked by the pawl L. The belt is moved step by step by means of the levers N, P and a ratchet or like feed. The frame x carrying the belt is tilted if desired by means of the rods y<1>, y<2>. The play of the levers C is controlled by a stop C<4> operated by the handle C<7>. A hammer F, operated by the segment S through the arm F<1>, is provided for the purpose of shaking off excess of chocolate.
Patent GB-189823415-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in Motor Cycle Carriers.
Inventor: JARROTT CHARLES
Filed: 1898-11-07
Granted: 1899-10-07
Abstract: 23,415. Jarrott, C. Nov. 7. Motor road vehicles.-Relates to the application of motors to cycle luggage or parcel carriers so as to convert them into motor carriers. The conversion is effected in the case of a vehicle with a single rear steering-wheel and with a saddle and pedal gear in front, as shown in Fig. 1, by substituting a steering-fork with a pair of wheels between which is carried a motor, preferably of the De Dion type. In the case of vehicles with a rear saddle surmounting the steering and pedal driving wheel, the motor may be supported on and be made to drive the front wheels ; or, in the first case, pedal driving-gear may be applied to the rear steering-wheels, and the front wheels may be provided with the motor as in the second case.
Patent GB-189826111-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in Cots and Bedsteads Provided with Rising and Falling Rails.
Filed: 1898-12-10
Granted: 1899-09-09
Abstract: 26,111. Perry & Son, T., and Garner, H. Dec. 10. Bedsteads and cots.-The side frames B of bedsteads and cots have two pairs of eyes b<1>, which slide on rods a fixed to the pillars A. One pair of eyes has an easy fit, and the other is elongated a s shown in plan at c. A bevelled catch d, d<1> on the side frame engages a hole e in the pillar &c., or a hook f engages an eye g. By slightly lifting and then pulling forward the side frame, it can be disengaged, and then dropped out of the way ; it may be engaged by a reverse movement.
Patent GB-189909954-A (GB)
Title: Improved Apparatus for Displaying Animated or Zoetropic Pictures.
Inventor: CADETT EDWARD
Filed: 1899-05-11
Granted: 1900-04-28
Abstract: 9954. Cadett, E., Macculloch, A. G., and Dickinson, H. May 11. Kinetoscopes.- -Relates to acoincontrolled a p p a - ratus for displaying pictures, p h o t ographs, &c. in rapid succession, so as to produce a zoetropic e f f e c t. The cards or photographs a are mounted between stops b on a carrier c sliding in a frame l, k and moved forward by a screw d and a handle outside the casing of the apparatus. A coin placed in the shoot f descends against a stop g<1> on a pivoted frame g<2>, and is thus held in the position shown. On moving the carrier forward, the edges of the cards come in contact with the coin, and the frame g<2> is thrown back by striking the frame k, as shown in Fig. 2, the coin then serving to successively release the cards. At the end of the traverse of the carrier, the coin falls on a guide p, and is delivered into a suitable receptacle ; the carrier is then returned by a weight w, being lifted out of engagement with the screw by a spring. A receptacle p<1> serves to receive the coin if it falls before the carrier is moved. A series of thin strips are inserted between the cards to facilitate their successive release from the coin.
Patent GB-189910753-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in Hat Packing Rings.
Inventor: HALLOCK LEE THOMAS
Filed: 1899-05-23
Granted: 1899-09-02
Abstract: 10,753. Hallock, L. T. May 23. Nesting or packing. -Relates to rings and stays for nesting or packing hats in cases for shipment &c. Fig. 1 shows a hat A with ring C and stay B. The rings and stays are formed from pasteboard, and, in order to give' the strips C, Fig. 2, of pasteboard the necessary curved outline to enable them to fit the hat when united into a ring, they are corrugated, compressed by rolling, or provided with slits on opposite sides alternately as shown at E. The rings are reinforced at the edges by doubling over or otherwise.
Patent GB-189919177-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in and relating to Grinding, Crushing, or Pulverising Machines.
Inventor: BING HERBERT
Filed: 1899-09-23
Granted: 1900-07-28
Abstract: 19,177. Bing, H. Sept. 23. Mills and apparatus.-Clinker, for cement manufacture, and other materials are ground, crushed, or pulverized between reciprocating plates, the acting faces of which are formed with corresponding ridges or corrugations transverse to the direction of motion ; the opposite sides of the opposing ridges are pressed against each other. In the construction shown, the lower plate b is fixed to a bed-plate a, and the upper plate c to a frame i, which is moved to and fro by a rod m and eccentrics or cranks. The frame is pressed downwards by springs k which bear upon a girderj held down to the bed-plate by forked links l. The grinding-plates are tapered off on one side, to facilitate the entry of the material, or they may be placed at an inclination ; they may be made in sections and dovetailed into the bed-plate and frame. The bed-plate and frame may be made with water jackets for cooling. In another construction, the reciprocating frame is mounted upon rollers. The lower plate may be reciprocated instead of the upper. The frame may be pressed downwards by means of a hydraulic cylinder acting through a roller under which the frame travels to and fro. The top plate may be made adjustable in height. In a plant for treating cement clinker, a series of these mills may be combined for the successive treatment of the material.